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Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Mon who Infiusnosd Their A &c,

mon W NO lnuuouc0d In8lf Age
The course OF history is not . mere
game played by few great men; nor
ret does IL run ip an inhexible groove
~hioh no single man can turn aside.
Tha great man Influences his age. but
1t the Same time no 10 sinfuenced by his
age.
Some Of the greatest Of men, - far as
sheir natural sifts went, have been use
less or mischievous, because they have
BEEN ont OF gear With their own age.
Their own age could not rsssivs them
ana they oou,d not make their age
other than Whist 1t Wa.
The most useful kind OF great men Is
he who il inst 80 tar In advance OF his
age that bis age can accept him - its
leader and teacher.
Men OF this kind are themselves part
)i the course Of events; they guide IT.;
they make It go quicker or slower, bus
they do not thwart 1t.
Can we, for Instance, overrate the
gain which came to ths newborn fed.
Grafton of America by finding such Q
man IS Washington raady made TO Its
hand?
Or, take men OF quite another stamp
from the Virgtnian dsliverer.
Tue course of our history for the last
eight hundred years has been largely
affected by the fact not only that we I'M
derwent foreign conquest, but that we
underwent foreign conquest Of par.
,iculsr kind, such as could to wrought
only by man OF o particular kind.
The course OF our history for the las,
three hundred years has been largely
affected by the fact that, when English
freedom wss In the greatest danger,
England fell into the hands OF tyrani
whose special humor II was TO carry on
his tyranny under the forms of law.
English history could not have been
what is has besn II William the Con.
Iqueror and Henry VIII. had been mer
other than what they were.
One blushes to put the two names to
gsther. William WAS great In hi mself
and must have been great in any time
or place.
H-nry,A man not without great gifts
bus turely not o great man, WAS mad
i'm portant by circumstances In the hmt
and place In which he lived.
But each influenced the course o
events by his personal character.
III But they Influenced events only Ii
the sense Of guiding, strengthening AM
IQuickening some tendencies and keep
ina Others back for awhile.
Neither of them, nor Waahingtol
Ieither, belong to that class Of men who
Tor good or for evil, turn the world ur
side down, the great destroyers and th
, k2reas creators VI history.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
GoIuon Eagles.

Saturday evening st. Johns Castle
No. 4, visited Diamond State OSstls
No. 10, X. q E., In q body. Severs
new nsm bsrs were inttistet by DiA.
mond State, among them the Rav. J e
Bryan. Addresses were msde by Gu
prems Ohief Birchsll, Past Grand
Ohief Marin and Grand Instructor,
Crossley and Morelsnd, aud the Rsv
J. e. Br3an. Yesterday morning War
wick Castle, No 8. accompanied By 6
number OF other knights, astended
Madsley church, aud Cgussders' Ca..ls
attended MI. Salem church. They wor,
their offioial badges and fatigue osps
Supreme Chief Birchall and Grand
Ohief Thomp pson are going to D ,ls war,
Oity on Tuesday evening for the pur
pose Of organizing q castle. 1t is Ok
pected that castles will soon os started
all ever the btabe.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
la,ssriy md Toe uu.nins.

Vanity Fair u Seeponsible for tho
story thst follows: In Nottineham, Fog.
land, there lived "A DID couple, Mr. and
Mrs. c. They weee exceedingly
rich and excsedingly CLOSE. Lately
they both died aud the heirs hurried
down 70 Nottingham 70 hunt up the
good things which she miserly couple
had been obliged TO leave behind then
In their journey 70 . batter world, par.
tioularly the diamonds, . mAgn ifcent
collection Of which the late Mrs. c.
bad been known 10 possess. But hunt
as they would, nothing could they find.
In their search young Mrs. c.,
however, discovered In . lumber -oom
An old trunk, which on being opened
WAS found to bs full OF old stays, dirty
old curl papers and . Gusntity Of old
hair com bin %. 30 exceedingly DAsty
was IL that she inm mediately ordered the
contents to be- turned out In the court.
yari and burned, srd even hsrself
superintended the work OF destruction,
occasionally aiding It By fioking in
stray pieces with the point Of her para
sol. 10 doing 90, however, she noticed
one Of the curl papers slowly. through
the action Of the heat, uncurl itself, and
TO her horror discovered tnAt 1t was O
&J0 note.
We hear that as00 were saved. bat 1,
Is estimated that nearly 936 0t0 have
been destroyed. However, tho dia-
| monds still remained, and . diligen,
search was instituted for these. In the
meantime. Mrs c.. Jr., to remove
from her husbands gszs the unpleasant
heap Of oipders that constantly remind
ed him Of his loss, had called In the old
OF she local dustm IN, who had them
carried off without dslAy. At length Ar
old woman In . neish ooring workhous.
was discovered who hAt formerly lived
with the late Mr. and Mrs. C, ant
on Ing uirinR Of her a. to the diamonds
she Immediately said, Oh, certsinly
MIRA. G. hSd sone bssuliful diA
monds. but much good were they to her
for sac eswed thom oil NJ IN hsr ole
stays" Over ESQ 900 10 SAID 70 hav'
been thus burned and thrown s~ay.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
CONsumrrlON CURED.

An OLD physician retired from practice
having mad placed In his hands by an East
Irdls missionary tho formula of o simple
vegetable remedy for tho speedy and perms-
nsrt cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ga
iHrrh, as.hms and ali throat and Lung
affections, also q positive and radical cure
to- Nervous Debility and sll Nervous Gem.
pnrnt,yo powers In thoulands OF casos, has
,eIt il his duty TO make 1t known to his
svlterlng follows Aotusted by this motive
! sui a ,Iesire to relieve human suffering, l
viii End free of charge, to all who desire II,
.hts recine, in "a erlnan, French or = nglish
sa,,n a;Sn nil directions for preparing and using
Ssnt nv mail by address ing with stamp
nomtny this paper W. a. MOVES ,l4e Row
LIS R;5ok. Rochester. N. Y. ly'eoWW
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
A Rtg scheme.

"I'ge big scheme on hand" said
DeJohgns to irisnd.
"What's tha'?"
"I'm going to open stock exchange
In o 90 otnt storo. BsAY"
"No, must confess that 1 don't see
the advantage"
my fries6," said DeJ ohsna In a
confidential whisper, III l conld hull
all the list up 10 % oene, DO great
bsnefaotor, and make my pile besides. u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
GlearinE Aouse.

The business OF the W MAI for
Clearing House for last wees Was
Ciesrings, $643. 839 65; balaI e,, 3. %
096. 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

When baby was sio., we gave her Caetoria,
When she was Child, she erted for Castori,
Wien she pecsre Miss, she clung TO Csstorii
when she had Chfldren. she gave them CNl
to sria.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
PUBLIC SALES,

s----------------------
A TPENTION, DALEY MEN
"a G0oD CATTLE.
The subscribers will seil 1t puolte sale, at
tne drove yard 1t osnusvilie. OhristisnA
Hd.s Dol., on
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1857,
at one o'clock, p. NJ.
Al head Of fro7h COWS and spring. OH
~ erd, some STICK bulls and some ~
extra tine young stock. All OF the Ap0ve
stock fs exErs tine, and is veil worth the at
tsntfon OF persous wishing good stock. This
Ia the finest stock wo navo bought UT.
Everybody come. Dinner at l2.3V sharp.
Torms:-A credit OF 80 days.
PROUD & MEHRlCK.
). q. Robinson. Aact ou-d&w
DUBJsIO OShLE-HAVIN3 LiSt ALI
L ny pvcvendsr by the burning OF my
barr, ~fli sell at public sle, on toe River.
side farm b:andywins Huadret, on
N JNDaY, OOrOvEd II. 1887,
at IL O'Clock M,
All my stock consist ing Of 8 superior a.
horses and colts; 20 good N Oh cows <AS
several OF them with calves BY their Eide; l
Thoroughbred jersey bu,l, months cd; 10
hne ewes and "a common ewes. sale posi-.
tive. Two aud four months credit.
J. W. BANKS.
l.. W. Stidhim & Son, Auctioneers.
ol8 2tW-d, ,o1b, ,l8. .20,T T,2
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

r OSr-ON ThURSDAY EvErinH,
A hys. Al n,n with three pondan attach
al in oina frt m Third and Shipiey 10 fiits
and Jsck son. The tnier will os paid re
49,, va clio 3ia
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

An easy way to secure watch or
,,essnt @ Tor X mas by Joining Bay nard's
watch club.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

NorIuE.A NEW M =. HuLh Lt,,I Has i r,ob BENm aaS
Brsndywine remetery. under which this
corporation will rscsive sums OF money,
either deposited with II or DO Iueathod 10 II.
for the maintenance and repair OF loss
monuments, t0nbs, vaults, 30 a H.
SMITH SecietnIJ. 6l5 m.th-im
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

A OaRD-MhS. PAGAN, WIDOW OF
n tue late Michael FAgau, inorms ner
Old customers that tho vii, resum, tho
manufacture OF Win.or Boots ard Shoes.
wholesale and retail, at No. ci2 West fIon'
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

NYoTIoE-soo SHARES NEW sERlH
~ nj Mechani ics' Build.nI Loan Stock luft
Issued and for saio. first payment 90 "a,
second Tuesday in May. All appicatiop'
Il7 French street, will receive prompt sttes
ttOn RFS-eoo.u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
NOTICE.

Nofi0h'
All PERSONS who intend buying monu..
nents, head and foot stones for departed
friends. would do we'll to call on John l..
Malone, Delaware ayeuue and Jefferson SITS
who 10 selling out belsV cost, 10 mako I'm
provements In the business Lettering frc<
Of cnarges. ob.lm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
uURsOD

NOrlCS-L AHDEkw vILh xLM,
house situated q No, eli Bhipley
sssssS n tss Yrst wsSd Of the city
Of Wuninston. ooanty OF New Osssis and
rsqu irum snu Of tns acts the General AS
setnbiy in sucn case made an ! provided, dc
hsftby give notice that l shall apply In
writing n the U0urt Of General Sessions o I
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
pAstls County, on monday, the 2lss day Of
Nov, A. u. 1887. being the nsxt term
OF said court, for license for said house As
IN iun or tavern, for the sale thereto OF In
toxicatiDg liquors in les, quantities than
one quart. 70 be drunt on the premises, and
the following respectable cttiseas Of said
ward fecOtn Eend the said application, Wis:
Meyer M syers VIM BAXTER
Deetsi McEiwes EwSiH 4 Psik.r
J Hamilton Aysrs 1. Hartmann
John bad,r u !. McMapus
A = Fuoher Albert eumsyer
h Is otevee August HI ruAnn
II Jones Augsst Syrtagsr
Thomas Rus ell Jss d Weloh
Parcx Monaghan Ohas r bioEta
Joseph heetnAnn ChrtssfAn Sposri
J A Cannon Jos Hsidsfm .ier
tlharles A wintlow Geo StsIn,oksn
Julius 4unther W W Jack
olt-3t ApDkEW WILhEi M.
NYUTlUE-I, HENRY KIEcLE, Tat
~ tenant Of the house situstsd ct lod l.
5d st In the and ward Of city Of Wilminx.
ton county NJ New Castle Aad state Of Della
ware. In com Pliancs with the requirements
OF the acts of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give no
tioe that shall apply In writing to the
Oourt Of General Sessions OF the Peace and
jail Delivery Of tfe state Of Delaware, ir
and for New Castle Jountv, on Monday the
slst day Of Nov. A. ID. 1887, being tho nex
term OF said court.for license for said house
% an Inn or tavern, for the ssle therein ol
Intoxicating liquors In less quantities. thar
one quart. 70 be drunk on the premises, ant
the following respectable eitiSens OF psic
ward recommend the satd appl cation, viz:
X II Taylor htsholAs Jeouy
Edward Meichior Andrew }rotz
John A horth Jacob Schellsr
hubert Davis frAnz Mucke
Emanuel SNYDER Jos n Baumann
James OfAwford VIM Ksiser
y b WtokevshAm Geo u y etsner
Geo fArra Morris HAyos
lJnmea w Porter VIM Lssg
lThomas miller David Cratmer
ChAs W Cooper Lesley smith
lJames II Hogan M Grady
VIM II Babcock ricnolAs jenny Jr
Alexander chambers
olb 8! HENRf KIENLE.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

DROPOSALS -
Proposals for tuttipg two now win.
dows nplets, in no Z school house VIII
be- rrceived at tho room OF tho Hoard ol
puSuo t,duoatiol uu'ii o'clock p. m., Oct
II, 1871. Il. W PALM Eh,
o,6!2g CnkHn ID.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

NOTICE-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ the Mutual Loan Assoclati are request
Iu ef ,ay evening, Oct ber IS, at So'clock, to
eOnSidSr and n. upon important business then
10 Sc presented. BENZ. MURGATRDYD,
President. GEORGE e. MARIS, Secretary.
oi5-8t
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
NAP ALLEN WHO HAVING HAD

Nl over 70 years. experience In teaching
vocal and In n4trapental music, will give lessons
on plano and organ: will also teach singing
pupils, Terms reasonable. Address r.
ALLRE, 2srd aud Market SIS. Wilmington,
Ilel Oi5-l2t
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
GET THE DEST FENCR.

Farmers OF Now CASTLE County, wo asa
you now TO euhseribe for ssocE Ia the Nes
Castle Oounly Hedge Oornpany. Stock
holders have the test advsnsagse. tn,
agents will call upon ysr SON to recoiv'
your ,uoscri ip.,ons. Tho company will mos
assurdiy be organised this isli;do not fall t'
have 8, ock In IL. ANY information IN reis
ton t. either fence or stocg will be cheer
fa,iy given by either OF the undersigned
addressed 20 the Clayton House, Whining
ton, Del. SAMUEL JOHNSON,
SOLOMON HERSEY,
THOMAS ROBlNSON,
ROBERT McFARLIN,
sac.u Agents Dayton Hedge Company.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

NRlS5 fLOREsyrIN q rUbIAs,
M Teacher Of MUSIC,
sto.asts ll7 East 9TH streT.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

nROPtSALS FOR STEAM HEATING
Proposals for fnrr ishirg Steam Heat
ing AppArx us for No. IL school Re lee vii
by received at the room Of the board Q
Edusaiisn until O'Clock p m, Cot. II, 1887
Specifications oan be sosn o. the Boart
room sa: y; HsfsssataioEl o,nm's,.'.
olb2t 4. W. PALMEh,S
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

AYOTlOE-LOT OWNERS IN 1Hk
IN Wilmington and BrAndywine Oome-
tery whore monuments, enclosures, 30, are
cut Of repair are horeby notified that unlesi
the same afe put In proper order within .
reason able time, the cemetery will do the
necessary rep. irs and rUco7er the cost from
the owners. A. II. SMITH,
sl4 N, ,th-lm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
$1,000

for the arrest and conviction OF all or any
OF the persons concerned in the bur
glsrious entry OF the said bank, on the
night OF September Goth, 1887.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ol3 JOHN j. BLACK, President.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

NUTIUE.-I WILL OUmM ErOE y
~ MONDAY, April 26th, TO regulate,
seal and stamp all weights and measured
used In New castle County, this year. AL
WORK left st Kyle's Ninth and King streets
or ct nay residence, 11e5 Poplar street, VII
mington, will receive prompt attantion.
JAUUB DEAKYNK,
Regulator OF Weights and measures.
s23em.e-o-d
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

eALb-2 OR 3 HL,JU bnIOk-
ea'el, l,laheSpl. or will trade for Duiid'
VA smtil farm. J. u. PICK Els,
M t.'te:., vii. Dol. o8-8m
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
$500
REWARD.
In addition 10 the
$500

Reward already offered by the Governor
OF the State OF Delaware. for that pur,
pose, the Farmers Bank of the Safe OF
Delaware, at New Castle, will pay the
further sum Of
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

,,psr.OLAsS sALESLA'
|a ~ CIT 10 desirable party. Aa-
E,sst, THE of,c'. --------
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

IftNT-PANr uY rHE HOUSE,
"es; Ninth st.oet. ols.at
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
vssssl.

Eo1 oiIs HS,. = sSusS; 9 ~.
III, ! ben IA - wesb, Epe hsns
:. 2. 49,: : Fl brsi'srsa. App, Us q q: -
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
ter Reasa

SntNI- SkyEN-,tOOM ED HOUSE
heh "txth street. Inquire OF J. IL 3.
Pas t!i Haehington street ols-8ss
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

sALE-A CARRIAGE TRIM
M singer Sewing Machine; never
aoHl OL, month. Inquire at SIS W est
ilel. ola Ct
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

ShLt-LARGE AND SMALL
cnss1un wagons ~ fair prioes
nlsslioa Of business wagons W
tUaD md and French sts. al0-3ms
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

.E,AsI-eUkNER sTORK PROP
~, f|9i location. Apply 10 ROB
s'''i- !, E7srg E1enfng building
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

hssr-ROuMS FOR h0USE-
FAas O. lodsefs; "ill rent parlofs fol
Adcit's H., thil otAce. oi<-8ls
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

ysssors WAITING ~:
rH-rsso,h y, 4 hoteis, rests uisnu ~
Ispls bsiL " w rs socommodAtso ~
4 Dc Whnh t20-u
m, nse NtsAA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

- nuY AN NIGHT
SfLp-W ~ sssA nsrth ~ Dela-
&C. e. W. ss:;::s:. z p r;sSis ifssaros..
|iwlI y No. / East sth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

-5oI YOUTH Al, 7 II .,s =
lE,,,aa lEpc,ana connerelsi ,ioliegs,, ,i grs,cs.' s.h
., .lits,' q, /. worthy perssn. oi'u
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-06

Among thb loveliest OF all the lovely
d1ghters OF the tropics Is Eugene Ba-
{ inc, daughter Of the French exile, Mar
al Bazaine. But you viii ask how did
arshal Bazaine's daughter find home
IS the Mexican capital. It is romantic
CRY. Marshal Bazaine was the repre-
atativesof Napoleon III when the latter
pouscd the cause Of Macmillan, as
rant to the throne Of Mexico, and he
me to Mexico and marshaled the French
oops as d representative of the French
,snperor, III the interest Of the Austrian
IKE, until the star Of the latter began to
Eanc Bazaine became owner Of pala-
tial residences, and he levied tribute of
the richest haciendaas
While IN Mexico he became enamored
&c Miss do la Pena,, lovely Mexican
ss..rl, and ere returning to France left a boy
nd girl, babies, fruit Of lawful mar
.age. AS French exile he Is now IN
.pnin, where his Mexican son IS also an
Ulcer In the army, but his Mexican wife
md daughter are living here In quiet
way on the north side Of the Aemada.
Ills possessions were naturally confiscated
ny Juarez and the Liberal party, SO that
tho income of the wife and daughter does
not afford them opportunities for extrav-
ts<3ttn1 uIopiuy. Ah0 1M0AAetltA k5ONcIuAucnb,
however, has generously allowed them to
retain a home, but, though fine sub
stantial residence, astranger would ask
III passing an explanation OF the gloom
that seems to surround and overshadoW
it. Miss Bazaine Is one Of the prettiest
girls in Mexico. She is about 10 years
old, and, being the daughter Of Mexican
mother and French father, possesses the
united charms o. both races. Ger. st.
Louis Republican.
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and p. M; Wednesday, Prayer meet
ng at s p. M; Friday, Young mems
prayer meeting at s p. M; Saturday,
Christian workers. 5 p. m.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

Cor. King and College Streets,
REV. RoBr. DOUGLAS ROLLER, REcToR.
Sunday services, II a. M, and 7:3o
B. m. Parish Guild meets first Wednes-
day night in every month. Bible class
Thursday nights. You are welcome
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view q Great salt Lake

The first view OF Greet Salt lake is Of a
silver mirror with arms, in the midst Of
m immense plain. Only the silver gray
water, tic Elue gray sky and tho vast ex-
ransc If Hat, niarsiiy land. We were not
very favorebly impressed; in fact, ] was
very greatly disappointed with the first
glimpse Of salt Lake City. This is nat
I.rsl where ones expectations have been
raised 10 an extravag.nt height. Itlooked
ike i third or fourth rate town on exhi-
hilton as q Show, and not equal to its rep
utation. There was crowd OF arrivals,
tourists ard sight seers. The station was
surrounded by hacks, the strangers be-
siegca BY yocitcr0us hacklnen. We were
tag,GccustoIaed to the modern couvenicnceS
OF everyday life In the east to find their
reproduction here marvellous. Had we
come over the trackless wastes, like the
early settlers, after months of struggle
and warfare with cold and fatigue and
WEAKNESS, he'd we penetrated rocky can
yons, fcrtlsd rivers and marched over in
teIminablc wilacrnesses of salt and sage
brush. his Eaot.ern city Of the plain would
indeed have been a marvel; but we had
been wlirled hither between a day and
light aud We're disappointed to find it less
idyiiic thitn we he'd pictured and SO much
ike other places.
lere were TIE streams of the living
that flowed directly through the
Where the rich milk and honey
.ally fruitful land? Where,
Gr famed cleanliness of it's
IS and sidewalks?
pmmonplace and
Rnot sorry that
Snie June in
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-27
Burglarized.

j. Roberts, living on Flora and
Adams streets, was surprised this
morning about 5 o'clock on waking, to
discover a white man and boy walk
ing away from his premises with n
bundle of clothes. just what the bur-
glars got is not known as the police are
"mum."
About the same hour j. II. Math-
ews' residence on Allen and Central
railroad was entered and robbed OF
somc clothing. Both houses are out
side the city limits.
Parties who have their windows and
doors wide open need not be surprised
TO open their eyes any time during the
night to see a burglar. The tcmpta-
ton is too much.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-27
Occupation Tax.

Since the HERALD called attention
to the late levy of occupation tax by
the city council, the matter has been
discussed freely and while it is gener-
ally conceded that the council acted
without full knowledge Of the facts in
the case, il is their duly to undo what
has been done. The fact that the city
of Dallas is acting under special char
ter, some believe that the council had
the right to. levy the tax just as they
did. 1t is better to believe that they
acted without the clear knowledge of
the law than to take that position; for
if the general law contemplates the
levy Of occupation tax for same, it
looks as if our law makers of Dallas
proposed to make Dallas people pay
more for such taxes than any other
city in the State and more than the
State law contcmplates, in some in
stances double the amount.